utility allows you to manage anonymous FTP service. Using this utility, you can:Anonftp.exe
is located in Anonftp.exe %plesk_dir%admin\bin\. Available commands and options are listed in tables below.
Usage: anonftp.exe command <domain_name> [options]
Example of usage:
anonftp.exe --update domain1.com -status true -max_connects 15 -incoming true -bandwidth 100
Available commands:
Command |
Parameter |
Action |
Example |
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<domain_name> |
updates anonymous ftp settings on the specified domain |
Examples of updating particular settings of Anonymous FTP are shown further in the current table |
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<domain_name> |
gets information about anonymous ftp settings on the specified domain |
To get information about anonymous FTP settings on Somewhere.com domain:
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displays help on the utility usage |
To see help file on the utility usage:
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Available options:
Option |
Parameter |
Action |
Example |
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<true|false> |
turns on/off the anonymous FTP service for a domain |
To turn on anonymous FTP service for
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<true|false> |
displays login message |
To display login message text 'Welcome!' upon logging to anonymous FTP service on Somewhere.com domain:
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<string> |
login message text |
To display login message text 'Welcome!' upon logging to anonymous FTP service on Somewhere.com domain:
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<true|false> |
turns on/off uploading to incoming directory (default: false) |
To turn on uploading to incoming directory:
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<true|false> |
allows creation of directories in the incoming directory |
To allow creation of directories in the incoming directory:
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<true|false> |
allows downloading from the incoming directory |
To allow downloading from the incoming directory:
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<KB> |
limits disk space in the incoming directory (-1 - unlimited) |
To limit disk space in the incoming directory to 900Kb:
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<number> |
limits the number of simultaneous connections (-1 - unlimited) |
To limit the number of simulationous FTP connections to 4:
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<KB> |
limits download bandwidth (-1 - unlimited) |
To limit download bandwidth to 50Kb:
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